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  • Country: Spain
  • Category: Painting
  • Technique: Acrylic
  • Medium: Canvas
  • Theme: Others
  • Measurements: 35.04 x 45.67 in
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  • Tags: blanco, pintura, de, minimalista, capas, monocromatica

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Artwork description

"Hidden Future" es una de las obras de arte de la serie "El futuro oculto".
Una reflexión sobre el tiempo en relación a: cuándo termina el pasado y cuándo comienza el futuro. ¿Cómo se puede capturar la hora en una imagen? ¿Cómo puede un artista representar un concepto tan abstracto en forma plástica?
Tan pronto como el pasado se agita, vuelve a estar presente y, por lo tanto, se convierte en presente. ¿No son las partes ocultas y olvidadas del pasado también parte del futuro, un futuro oculto, porque pueden ser reveladas en cualquier momento? ¿Y son también parte del futuro si nunca vuelven a salir?
Intento abordar estas cuestiones y tratar de representar la relatividad de la percepción del tiempo a través de metáforas visuales.

Las muchas capas de pintura simbolizan períodos de tiempo. Con el lijado y procesado de estos, las capas inferiores vuelven a salir a la luz parcialmente o se vuelven a cubrir. Un viaje en el tiempo y al mismo tiempo un juego entre lo oculto y lo nuevo.
A primera vista, la imagen monocromática parece casi completamente blanca, pero algunas líneas rojas y algunas azules indican a las capas inferiores de la imagen.



"Hidden Future" is one of the artworks from the series "The Hidden Future".
A reflection on time in relation to: when does the past end and when does the future begin. How can you capture the time in a picture? How can an artist depict such an abstract concept in plastic form?
As soon as the past is stirred up, it is present again and thus becomes the present. Aren't the hidden, forgotten sections of the past also part of the future, a hidden future, because they can be revealed at any time? And are they also part of the future if they never come out again?
I try to deal with these questions and try to depict the relativity of the perception of time through visual metaphors.

The many layers of paint symbolize periods of time. With the sanding and processing of these, the lower layers come to light again partially or are covered again. A journey through time and at the same time a game between the hidden and the new.
At first glance, the monochrome picture appears almost entirely white, but a few red and a few blue lines indicate the lower layers of the picture.

Artist information

Slow Art by Doris Duschelbauer

Doris Duschelbauer is a German artist who lives on the Spanish Island Majorca where the sea, the light and the warm climate animates her to create these bright and light-flooded paintings.

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